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Chapter 201

Author: M&Cee
last update publish date: 2025-12-31 17:24:29

Riven.

(festival day)

I had been waiting for Sky.

I had sent a message to him, and I told him that I was already here, since he had asked that I inform him whenever I arrived.

But it seemed like he was so engaged with the level three guys that he forgot that someone had an arrangement with him.

Or he was probably somewhere receiving attention from one of those level three boys.

Just the thought of it made my heart tighten in anger.

I had decided to just go back home and relax. There was no way
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